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heeded.

Introduction

This

manual

explains

how to

program

the

HP

54501A Digitizing

Oscilloscope

and

lists

the

commands

and

queries

associated

with

this

instrument.

It

is

divided

into

17

chapters

and

2

appendices.

Chapter

1

introduces

you

to

the

programming

syntax

required

to

program

this

instrument

and

provides

some

basic

programming

concepts

to

get

you

started

programming..

Chapter

2

describes

the

interface functions

and

some

general

concepts

of

HP-IB.

Chapter

3

describes

the

operation

of

instruments

that

operate

in

compliance

with

the

IEEE 4882

standard.

This

chapter

also

describes

the

status

reporting features

that

are

available

over

the

HP-IB.

Chapter

4

covers

the

conventions

which

are

used

to

program

the

instrument as

well as

conventions

used

in the

remainder

of

this

manual.

This chapter

also

includes

a complete

command tree

and

alphabetic

command

cross-reference.

Chapter

5 lists

the

Common Commands

which

are

the

commands

defined

by

IEEE

488.2.

These

commands

control

some

functions

that

are

common

to

all

IEEE

488.2

instruments.

Chapter

6 lists

the

Root Level

Commands

which

control

many

of

the basic

functions of

the

instrument.

Chapter

7 lists

the

System

Subsystem

Commands

which

control

some

basic

functions of the

oscilloscope.

Chapter

8

lists

the

Acquire

Subsystem

Commands

which

set

the

parameters

for

acquiring

and

storing

data.

Chapter

9 lists

the

Calibrate

Subsystem

Commands

which set

time

nulls

(channel-to-channel

skew).

HP

54501A

Programming

Introduction-1

Chapter

10

lists

the

Channel

Subsystem

Commands

which

control

all

Y-axis

oscilloscope

functions.

Chapter

11

lists

the

Display

Subsystem

Commands

which

control

how

waveforms,

voltage

and

time

markers,

graticule,

and

text

are

displayed

and written

on

the

screen.

Chapter

12 lists

the

Function

Subsystem

Commands

which

control

the

waveform

math

functions of

the

oscilloscope.

Chapter

13

lists

the

Hardcopy Subsystem

Commands

which

control

the

parameters

used

during

the

printing

of

waveforms.

Chapter

14

lists

the

Measure

Subsystem

Commands

which

select

the

automatic

measurements

to

be

made.

Chapter

15 lists

the

Timebase

Subsystem

Commands

which

control

all

X-axis

oscilloscope

functions.

Chapter

16

lists

the

Trigger

Subsystem

Commands

which

control

the

trigger

modes

and

parameters

for

each

trigger

mode.

Chapter

17

lists

the

Waveform Subsystem Commands

which

provide

access

to

waveform data,

including

active

data

from

channels and

functions

as

well

as

static

data

from

waveform

memories.

Appendix

A

provides

details

on

how automatic

measurements

are

calculated

and

offers

some

tips

on

how to

improve

results.

Appendix

B

contains

example

programs

using

the

command

set

from

the

HP

54501A.

At

the end of

the

manual

is

Quick

Reference

Guide

that

lists

the

commands

and

queries

with their

corresponding

arguments

and

returned

formats. Also,

at

the

end

of

the

manual

is

a

complete

index

for

easy reference

of

commands

and

functions.

Introduction-2

HP

54501A

Programming

Contents

Introduction

Chapter

1:

Introduction

to

Programming

an

Oscilloscope

Introduction

................................................

1-1

Programming

Syntax

.........................................

1-2

Talking

to

the

Instrument

..................................

1-2

Addressing

the

Instrument

.................................

1-3

Program

Message

Syntax

...................................

1-4

Separator

................................................

1-5

Command

Syntax

.........................................

1-5

Query

Command

.........................................

1-7

Program

Header

Options

..................................

1-8

Program

Data

............................................

1-8

Program

Message

Terminator

..............................

1-9

Selecting

Multiple

Subsystems

.............................

1-10

Summary

...............................................

1-10

Programming an

Oscilloscope

................................

1-11

Initialization.............................................

1-11

Autoscale

...............................................

1-12

Setting

Up

the

Instrument

.................................

1-12

Receiving

Information

from

the

Instrument

..................

1-13

Response Header

Options

................................

1-14

Response

Data Formats

..................................

1-15

String

Variables

.........................................

1-16

Numeric

Variables

.......................................

1-17

Definite-Length

Block

Response

Data

......................

1-18

Multiple

Queries.........................................

1-19

Instrument

Status

........................................

1-19

Digitize

Command

.......................................

1-20

HP

54501A

Programming

Contents-1

Chapter

2:

Chapter

3:

Interface

Functions

Introduction

................................................

2-1

Interface

Capabilities

........................................

2-1

Command

and

Data

Concepts

.................................2-1

Addressing

.................................................2-1

Remote,

Local

and

Local

Lockout

.............................2-2

Bus

Commands

.............................................

2-3

Device

Clear

.............................................2-3

Group

Execute

Trigger

(GET)

..............................2-3

Interface

Clear

(IFC)

......................................2-3

Status

Annunciators

.........................................2-3

I——————————————————————————————————————

Message

Communication

and

System Functions

Protocols

...................................................3-1

Functional

Elements

......................................

3-1

Protocol

Overview

........................................

3-2

Protocol

Operation........................................

3-2

Protocol

Exceptions

.......................................3-3

Syntax

Diagrams

............................................

3-5

Syntax

Overview.............................................

3-5

Device

Listening

Syntax

....................................3-8

Device

Talking

Syntax

....................................3-21

Common

Commands........................................

3-27

Status

Reporting

...........................................3-28

Bit

Definitions

...........................................3-30

Key

Features

............................................

3-31

Serial

Poll...............................................3-32

Parallel

Poll

.............................................3-34

Polling

HP-IB

Devices.

...................................3-36

Configuring

Parallel

Poll

Responses

........................

3-36

Conducting

a

Parallel

Poll.................................3-37

Disabling

Parallel

Poll

Responses

..........................3-37

HP-IB Commands

.......................................3-37

Contents-2

HP

54501A

Programming

Chapter

4:

Chapter

5:

Programming

and

Documentation

Conventions

Introduction

................................................

4-1

Truncation

Rules

............................................

4-1

The

Command

Tree

.........................................4-4

Command

Types

..........................................4-4

Tree

Traversal

Rules

......................................4-5

Examples

................................................

4-5

Infinity

Representation

.......................................4-6

Sequential

and

Overlapped

Commands.

........................

4-7

Response

Generation

........................................4-7

Notation Conventions and Definitions

..........................

4-7

Syntax Diagrams

............................................4-8

Command

Structure

.........................................

4-9

Common

Commands

......................................

4-9

Root

Level

Commands

....................................

4-9

Subsystem

Commands

.....................................

4-9

Program

Examples

.........................................4-11

Command

Set

Organization

..................................4-12

I————————————————————————————————————————

Common Commands

*CLS

......................................................5-4

*ESE

......................................................5-5

*ESR

......................................................5-7

*IDN

......................................................5-9

*IST

......................................................5-10

*LRN.....................................................5-11

*OPC.....................................................5-12

*OPT

.....................................................5-13

*PRE

.....................................................5-14

*RCL.....................................................5-15

*RST

.....................................................5-16

*SAV

.....................................................5-18

*SRE

.....................................................5-19

*STB

.....................................................5-21

*TRG

....................................................5-23

*TST

.....................................................5-24

*WAI.....................................................5-25

HP

54501A

Programming

Contents-3

Chapter

6:

Chapter

7:

Root

Level

Commands

Introduction

................................................6-1

AUToscale

.................................................6-4

BEEPer

....................................................6-5

BLANk

....................................................6-6

DIGitize

...................................................6-7

EOI

.......................................................6-8

ERASe

....................................................6-9

LER......................................................6-10

LTER

....................................................6-11

MENU

...................................................6-12

MERGe

..................................................6-13

PRINt

....................................................6-14

RUN

.....................................................6-15

SERial

...................................................

.6-16

STOP

.....................................................6-17

STORe

..................................................

.6-18

TER

......................................................6-19

VIEW

....................................................6-20

I————————————————————————————————————————

System Subsystem

Introduction

................................................7-1

DSP

.......................................................7-3

ERRor.....................................................7-4

HEADer

...................................................7-6

KEY.......................................................7-7

LONGform.................................................7-9

SETup

....................................................7-10

Contents-4

HP

54501A

Programming

Chapter

8:

Chapter

9:

Chapter

10:

Chapter

11:

Acquire

Subsystem

Introduction

................................................8-1

(Normal)

Persistence Mode

...................................8-1

Averaging

Mode

............................................8-2

Envelope

Mode

.............................................8-2

COMPlete..................................................8-4

COUNt

....................................................8-5

POINts

....................................................8-6

TYPE

.....................................................8-7

I——————————————————————————————————————

Calibrate

Subsystem

Introduction

................................................9-1

TNUL1.....................................................9-2

I——————————————————————————————————————

Channel

Subsystem

Introduction

...............................................

10-1

COUPling

................................................

.10-3

ECL

......................................................10-4

HFReject

.................................................

10-5

OFFSet

...................................................10-6

PROBe

...................................................

10-7

RANGe

..................................................

.10-8

TTL

......................................................

10-9

I————————————————————————————————————————

Display

Subsystem

Introduction

...............................................

11-1

COLumn

..................................................

11-4

CONNect

.................................................

11-5

DATA

...................................................

.11-6

FORMat

..................................................11-8

GRATicule

................................................

11-9

INVerse..................................................

11-10

LINE

....................................................11-11

MASK

...................................................

11-12

PERSistence

..............................................

11-14

HP

54501A

Programming

Contents-5

Chapter

12:

Chapter

13:

Chapter

14:

ROW

....................................................11-15

SCReen

..................................................

11-16

SOURce

................................................

.11-17

STRing

..................................................11-18

TEXT

...................................................

11-19

TMARker

................................................

11-20

VMARker

.'...............................................

11-21

I————————————————————————————————————————

Function Subsystem

Introduction

...............................................

12-1

ADD

.....................................................

12-4

INVert

...................................................

.12-5

MULTiply................................................

.12-6

OFFSet

...................................................12-7

ONLY

....................................................

12-8

RANGe

..................................................

.12-9

SUBTract

................................................

12-10

VERSUS

.................................................

12-11

I——————————————————————————————————————

Hardcopy

Subsystem

Introduction

...............................................

13-1

LENGth

.................................................

.13-2

PAGE

....................................................13-3

I————————————————————————————————————————

Measure

Subsystem

Introduction

...............................................

14-1

Measurement

Setup

........................................

14-1

User-Defined

Measurements.................................

14-1

Measurement

Error.........................................

14-2

Making

Measurements

......................................

14-2

ALL

.....................................................

14-11

COMPare

................................................

14-12

CURSor

................................................

.14-14

DEFine

..................................................14-15

DELay...................................................

14-17

DESTination

............................................

.14-18

DUTycycle

..............................................

.14-19

ESTArt

.................................................

.14-20

Contents-6

HP

54501A

Programming

ESTOp

.................................................

.14-22

FALLtime................................................14-24

FREQuency

..............................................

14-25

LIMittest................................................

.14-26

LOWer

.................................................

.14-27

MODE

.................................................

.14-28

NWIDth

.................................................14-29

OVERshoot

.............................................

.14-30

PERiod

..................................................14-31

POSTfailure

..............................................14-32

PRECision

..............................................

.14-33

PREShoot...............................................

.14-34

PWIDth..................................................14-35

RESults

.................................................

.14-36

RISetime

.................................................

14-37

SCRatch

.................................................14-38

SOURce

................................................

.14-39

STATistics

...............................................14-40

TDELta..................................................

14-41

TMAX...................................................

14-42

TMIN

...................................................14-43

TSTArt

..................................................14-44

TSTOp

..................................................14-45

TVOLt

..................................................14-46

UNITs

...................................................14-48

UPPer

..................................................

.14-49

VAMPlitude

.............................................

.14-50

VAVerage...............................................

.14-51

VBASe

.................................................

.14-52

VDELta

................................................

.14-53

VFIFty

...................................................

14-54

VMAX

.................................................

.14-55

VMIN

...................................................14-56

VPP

.....................................................14-57

VRELative

...............................................

14-58

VRMS

...................................................14-60

VSTArt

.................................................

.14-61

VSTOp

.................................................

.14-62

VTIMe

..................................................14-63

VTOP

...................................................14-64

HP

54501A

Programming

Corrtents-7

Chapter

15:

Chapter

16:

Timebase

Subsystem

Introduction

...............................................

15-1

DELay....................................................15-3

MODE

...................................................

15-4

RANGe

...................................................

15-5

REFerence

................................................

15-6

WINDOW

..................................................

15-7

WINDowDELay...........................................

15-8

WINDowRANGe

..........................................

15-9

I——————————————————————————————————————

Trigger Subsystem

Introduction

...............................................

16-1

The

EDGE

Trigger

Mode

...................................

16-3

The

Pattern

Trigger

Mode

...................................

16-4

The

State Trigger

Mode

.....................................

16-5

The

Delay

Trigger

Mode

....................................

16-6

The

TV

Trigger

Mode

......................................

16-7

CONDition

...............................................

16-13

DELay...................................................16-16

DELaySLOPe

...........................................

.16-17

DELay:SOURce

.........................................

.16-18

FIELd

...................................................16-19

HOLDoff

...............................................

.16-20

LEVel

...................................................

16-21

LINE

....................................................16-22

LOGic

...................................................

16-23

MODE

.................................................

.16-24

Occurrence

..............................................

16-25

OCCurrence:SLOPe

......................................

.16-26

OCCurrence:SOURce

.....................................

16-27

PATH

...................................................16-28

POLarity

................................................

.16-29

QUALify................................................

.16-30

SLOPe

..................................................

.16-32

SOURce

................................................

.16-33

STANdard

..............................................

.16-34

Contents-8

HP

54501A

Programming

Chapter

17:

Waveform

Subsystem

Introduction

...............................................

17-1

Data

Acquisition

Types

.....................................

17-2

Normal

.................................................

17-2

Average

................................................

17-3

Envelope

...............................................

17-3

Data Conversion

...........................................

17-4

Conversion

from Data

Value to

Voltage

.....................

17-4

Conversion

from

Data

Value

to

Time

.......................

17-4

Data Format

for HP-IB

Transfer

.............................

17-5

WORD

Format

.........................................

.17-5

BYTE

Format

...........................................

17-6

COMPRESSED

Format

..................................

17-6

ASCII

Format

...........................................

17-6

COUNt

...................................................

17-9

DATA

...................................................17-10

FORMat

.................................................

17-12

POINts

..................................................17-13

PREamble

..............................................

.17-14

SOURce

................................................

.17-16

TYPE

...................................................17-17

XINCrement

.............................................

.17-18

XORigin

................................................

.17-19

XREFerence

.............................................

17-20

YINCrement.............................................

.17-21

YORigin

................................................

.17-22

YREFerence

............................................

.17-23

HP

54501A

Programming

Contents-9

Appendix

A:

Appendix

B:

Algorithms

Introduction

...............................................

A-l

Measurement

Setup

........................................

A-l

Making

Measurements

......................................

A-l

Automatic

Top-Base

........................................

A-2

Edge

Definition

............................................

A-2

Algorithm

Definitions

.......................................

A-3

delay

...................................................A-3

+

width

................................................A-4

-

width

.................................................A-5

Period

..................................................A-5

Frequency

..............................................A-5

Duty

Cycle

..............................................A-5

Risetime

................................................

A-5

Falltime

................................................

A-5

Vmax

..................................................A-5

Vmin

...................................................A-5

Vp-p

...................................................

A-5

Vtop

...................................................A-5

Vbase

..................................................A-6

Vamp

..................................................A-6

Vavg

...................................................A-6

Vrms

...................................................

A-6

I————————————————————————————————————————

Example Programs

Introduction

...............................................

B-l

Vertical Channel

Setup Program

..............................

B-2

Timebase

Program

.........................................

B-4

Measurement

Setup

Program

................................

B-6

Digitize

Program

...........................................

B-9

Hardcopy

Program

(Service

Request

using

OPC)

..............

B-ll

Waveform

Template

Program

...............................

B-12

Quick

Reference

Guide

Index

Contents-10

HP

54501A

Programming

Introduction

to

Programming

an

Oscilloscope

1

Introduction

This

chapter

introduces

you to

the

basic

concepts

ofHP-IB

communication

and

provides

information

and

examples

to

get

you

started

programming.

The

exact

mnemonics

for

the

commands

are

listed

in

chapters

5

through

17.

There

are

four

basic

operations

that

can

be

done

with

a

controller

and

an

oscilloscope

via

HP-IB.

You

can:

1.

Set

up

the

instrument

and start

measurements

2.

Retrieve setup information

and

measurement

results

3.

Digitize

a

waveform

and

pass

the

data

to

the

controller

4.

Send

measurement

data

to

the

instrument

Other

more

complicated

tasks

are

accomplished

with

a

combination of

these

four

basic

functions.

This chapter

deals

mainly

with

how

to

set

up

the

instrument,

how

to

retrieve

setup information

and

measurement

results,

how to

digitize

a

waveform,

and

how

to

pass

data

to

the

controller.

The

chapter

is

divided

into

two

sections.

The

first

section

(page

1-2)

concentrates on

program

syntax,

and

the

second

section

(page

1-11)

discusses

programming

an

oscilloscope.

Refer

to

the

chapter "Measure

Subsystem"

for information

on

sending

measurement

data to

the

instrument.

Note

The programming

examples

in

this

manual

are

written

in

HP

Basic

4.0

for

an

HP

9000

Series

2001300

Controller.

HP

54501A

Programming

Introduction

to

Programming

an

Oscilloscope

1-1

Programming

Syntax

Talking

to

the

Instrument

In

general,

computers

acting

as

controllers

communicate

with

the

instrument

by passing

messages

over

a

remote

interface

using

the

I/O

statements

provided

in

the

instruction set

of

the controller's

host

language.

Hence,

the HPSL

1.0 messages

for

programming

the

HP

54501A,

described in

this

manual,

will

normally

appear

as

ASCII

character

strings

imbedded

inside

the

I/O

statements

of

your

controller's

program.

For

example, the

HP

9000

Series

200/300

BASIC

and

PASCAL

language

systems

use

the OUTPUT

statement

for

sending

program

messages

to

the

HP 54501A,

and

the

ENTER

statement

for

receiving

response

messages

from

the

HP

54501A.

Messages

are

placed

on

the

bus

using

an output

command

and

passing

the

device

address,

program

message,

and

terminator.

Passing

the

device

address

ensures

that

the

program

message

is

sent

to

the

correct

interface

and

instrument.

The

following

command

turns

the

command

headers

on:

OUTPUT

<

device address

>

;":SYSTEM:HEADER

ON"

<

terminator

>

<

device address

>

represents

the address

of

the device

being

programmed.

Note

The

programming

examples

in this

manual

are

written

in

HP

Basic

4.0

for

an

HP

9000

Series

200/300

Controller.

Introduction to

Programming an

Oscilloscope

1-2

HP

54501A

Programming

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